HDI Global, a division of Talanx Group, has reported insurance revenue of €5.1bn for the first half of 2025 (H1 2025), when adjusted for currency fluctuations, an increase of 8% from the €4.8bn recorded during the same period in 2024. 

The insurer’s service results have shown consistency, with a marginal increase to €430m from the previous year’s €429m. The company has kept large loss payments below the anticipated budget, with actual payments at €142m against a budgeted €253m. 

Maintaining a stable position, the combined ratio was down to 91.6%, when compared to the previous year’s 91.1% but still within the company’s target of below 92% for the year. 

The net insurance financial and investment result before currency effects increased to €99m from €68m.  

The company attributed the improvement to an expansion in investment volumes coupled with an uptick in current interest income, which collectively pushed the operating profit up by 24% to €377m, compared to €305m in the prior year. 

The firm’s return on equity also experienced a positive shift, increasing to 17.4% from 15.7%.  

This enhanced performance contributed to a 23% rise in HDI Global’s contribution to the net income of the Talanx Group, which amounted to €274m. 

HDI Global SE CEO Edgar Puls said: “Based on our profitability, we will continue to act as a reliable partner in transformation for our clients and brokers for decades to come. I am particularly pleased that our positive half-year results have been driven primarily by the growth of new business.  

“These positive results are a testament to our long-term strength and our role as a reliable partner across all sectors. Whether in Risk Management, Prevention, International Programmes, Captive Services, or Claims Services, we work closely alongside our partners.” 

For the first quarter of 2025 (Q1 2025), HDI Global recorded net income of €141m, a significant 35.6% increase from €104m in Q1 of the previous year.  

The company attributes this to the acquisition of new contracts and adjustments in pricing in response to inflation.